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Declarative- You come over here right now!
Imperative- Walk through that door and you will see it.
Interrogative- Do I have you permission?
Exclamatory- It would be better to go with what you know!
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1. Whenever you eat breakfast.
2. You always have to use silverware.
3. And you also have to have a drink.
4. And some napkins just in case .
Simple- Some students like to study in the afternoon
Complex- When he handed in the homework, he forgot the first page.
Compound- I tried to sing, and my friend tried to play the flute.
Compound/Complex- Because the book that Chryslynn read is on the shelf, she hadn't let me get it.
Simile- You were bright, like the sun
Hyperbole- They ran like lightning
Onomatopoeia-GRRRRR...
Metaphor- Her eyes were as shiny as jewels
Alliteration- Toby Turnip tripped through the tree and thought twice.
Personifataion- The wind would whisper secrets in my ear
Absolute- Hair flying, Rain dripping, the girl saved the horse form the lion.
Appositive- Patience, our head cheerleader, put Alyssa in the air and caught her
Abverb for Effect- "Take you homework and turn it into the tray" Mrs. Ramsey said softly.
Adjective beginning- , Silently, I read my book in bed.
dash- My book looked like it was really bright- like the sun
Speaker Tag- "I'm tired can we leave" Jessica said while falling asleep.
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Declarative- You come over here right now!
Imperative- Walk through that door and you will see it.
Interrogative- Do I have you permission?
Exclamatory- It would be better to go with what you know!
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1. Whenever you eat breakfast.
2. You always have to use silverware.
3. And you also have to have a drink.
4. And some napkins just in case .
Simple- Some students like to study in the afternoon
Complex- When he handed in the homework, he forgot the first page.
Compound- I tried to sing, and my friend tried to play the flute.
Compound/Complex- Because the book that Chryslynn read is on the shelf, she hadn't let me get it.
Simile- You were bright, like the sun
Hyperbole- They ran like lightning
Onomatopoeia-GRRRRR...
Metaphor- Her eyes were as shiny as jewels
Alliteration- Toby Turnip tripped through the tree and thought twice.
Personifataion- The wind would whisper secrets in my ear
Absolute- Hair flying, Rain dripping, the girl saved the horse form the lion.
Appositive- Patience, our head cheerleader, put Alyssa in the air and caught her
Abverb for Effect- "Take you homework and turn it into the tray" Mrs. Ramsey said softly.
Adjective beginning- , Silently, I read my book in bed.
dash- My book looked like it was really bright- like the sun
Speaker Tag- "I'm tired can we leave" Jessica said while falling asleep.